Krakatau Eruption Disrupts Travel and Health | Adelaide News

Mount Anak Krakatau’s explosive eruption is sending ash across Indonesia, grounding nearly 3,000 flights and disrupting travel for over 340,000 passengers. With a three-kilometer exclusion zone still active and major airports like Jakarta’s Soekarno-Hatta temporarily closed, residents brace for health risks as ash blankets homes and streets—triggering memories of the 2018 disaster. Health officials urge masks and limited outdoor exposure, especially for kids and elders, while some tourists flock to watch the spectacle. Authorities stress calm, vigilance, and adherence to safety guidelines as monitoring continues.

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